badlands
badlands34 total reviews
Comment from BrooklynMyra
I always have something to say, be it positive or negative, however, this is just my opinion. I really love the picture. But when I saw the water the horse was drinking out of, there was no depth of field. It looks like the puddle is standing straight up.
reply by the author on 11-Mar-2014
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I always have something to say, be it positive or negative, however, this is just my opinion. I really love the picture. But when I saw the water the horse was drinking out of, there was no depth of field. It looks like the puddle is standing straight up.
Comment Written 10-Mar-2014
reply by the author on 11-Mar-2014
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i maybe wearing the wrong glasses but i see plenty of depth fro the puddle..but everyone is entitled for their opinion and i do repect ur..wink. thanks for the review
Comment from Eigle Rull
Nice piece! The horse is fantastic. The rider is also very well detailed. Excellent headdress.
Always with respect,
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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Nice piece! The horse is fantastic. The rider is also very well detailed. Excellent headdress.
Always with respect,
Comment Written 12-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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thanks dude for the great review
Comment from photoman12
I have been to South Dakota and the Badlands. This is what it would look like back in the 1800's and so. i don't think my background would include Native Americans. Unless they had some in Poland and Sweden.
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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I have been to South Dakota and the Badlands. This is what it would look like back in the 1800's and so. i don't think my background would include Native Americans. Unless they had some in Poland and Sweden.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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lol..thanks for the great review
Comment from suenethery
And another. What can I say, that I've already said. Lol. Don't want to repeat myself but fantastic again. Thanks for sharing my friend.
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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And another. What can I say, that I've already said. Lol. Don't want to repeat myself but fantastic again. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Comment Written 12-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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thansk for the great review
Comment from chevy570
Fantastic details and shading. Just amazing as usual.
I loved watching Westerns and expecially when the Indians were in it, although the scalping I hated, so thanks for the interesting notes, I was not aware of why they did that :-)
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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Fantastic details and shading. Just amazing as usual.
I loved watching Westerns and expecially when the Indians were in it, although the scalping I hated, so thanks for the interesting notes, I was not aware of why they did that :-)
Comment Written 11-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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thanks for the great review
Comment from shoregrass
Beautifully rendered with dignity for both the land and the people. The simplicity of the scene really says a lot about the synergy between the people, the land, the animals, and environment. As usual the detail you achieve with your medium continues to amaze me. Very well done.
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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Beautifully rendered with dignity for both the land and the people. The simplicity of the scene really says a lot about the synergy between the people, the land, the animals, and environment. As usual the detail you achieve with your medium continues to amaze me. Very well done.
Comment Written 11-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 17-Feb-2014
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thanks for the great review
Comment from Lucien van Oosten
Overall a nice cosmopolitan, the color's for the most part works well as color harmony to me.
I say the, work well, because the red leggings seem too red. They would have been better if they had been buckskin in color instead. Would have stayed better within the earth tone color scheme.
The only thing to me that seem out of proportion are the large feathers on the bridle.
I do think the mixed techniques between line strokes and stipple help create a very good visual diversity and interest to the drawing.
His face look a little off, by the way the rest is drawn. To me the face should have been more in profile, or turned looking at the audience.
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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Overall a nice cosmopolitan, the color's for the most part works well as color harmony to me.
I say the, work well, because the red leggings seem too red. They would have been better if they had been buckskin in color instead. Would have stayed better within the earth tone color scheme.
The only thing to me that seem out of proportion are the large feathers on the bridle.
I do think the mixed techniques between line strokes and stipple help create a very good visual diversity and interest to the drawing.
His face look a little off, by the way the rest is drawn. To me the face should have been more in profile, or turned looking at the audience.
Comment Written 11-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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i was trying to go for the tired and disgusted look..u know staring off into space while the horse is getting water..im sure they had boring moments back then but i have to agree about the legging..i was tring to make it stand out and not blen in with all the other brown around it..that was the only reason i didnt go for buckskin..i also recall from history red was a common color among the indians...but u have brought some great points for future reference..thanks again for the good review penmaster..wink
Comment from sonshine
Wow, David thank you for sharing this information.. I never knew that.. awesome! Yes, my Great Grandpa was an Indian Chief something. So I do have a forth of Indian in me EVEN though I just put that I'm white. I like you art piece.. and love to see that out of ALL that tall grass they have found water;) The colors are terrific as for the details looking well done. Your framing along is your creativity should inspire many people.. thanks for sharing, Mark... I WILL be back!!
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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Wow, David thank you for sharing this information.. I never knew that.. awesome! Yes, my Great Grandpa was an Indian Chief something. So I do have a forth of Indian in me EVEN though I just put that I'm white. I like you art piece.. and love to see that out of ALL that tall grass they have found water;) The colors are terrific as for the details looking well done. Your framing along is your creativity should inspire many people.. thanks for sharing, Mark... I WILL be back!!
Comment Written 11-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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oh the legal claim can vary from state to state but mostly focus on A 1/4 blood..glad ya like and thanks for the great review
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You're welcome, Mark;)
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I see that I called you DAVID again.. I'm sorry, Mark... I don't know about my brain sometimes;)
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Ill answer to anything..wink
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loll's well at least I call you the right name at the end;)
Comment from Jairos
Great Nice Work As always, I love your work Bro, Great and Excellent Talent , God Bless you, Great depth, Well done , - jairos
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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Great Nice Work As always, I love your work Bro, Great and Excellent Talent , God Bless you, Great depth, Well done , - jairos
Comment Written 10-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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thanks for the great review
Comment from fritz7
First off...I really appreciate your artist notes. History does have a way of sometimes just accepting basic assumptions. You give us reason here, to perhaps debunk some of them. Anyway, really like your artwork here. Quirky and colorful.
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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First off...I really appreciate your artist notes. History does have a way of sometimes just accepting basic assumptions. You give us reason here, to perhaps debunk some of them. Anyway, really like your artwork here. Quirky and colorful.
Comment Written 10-Feb-2014
reply by the author on 11-Feb-2014
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thanks for the great review